Important announcements
To the attention of all passengers
To the attention of all passengers
2026-06-25 00:00

Dear passengers,

We advise you to comply with the requirement of the airlines and be at the airport two hours before the flight, as the Bulgarian Civil Aviation Administration recommends to be at least two hours and thirty minutes before the flight.

Parking Information at Vasil Levski Sofia Airport

We kindly remind all travelers planning to arrive at Vasil Levski Sofia Airport by car to familiarize themselves in advance with the parking locations and pricing details. This information is available on our website: https://devnew.sofia-airport.orbisds.com/en/at-the-airport/parking/.

πŸ“ Useful Information:

A detailed map of the parking areas is available at the airport entrance.

Pricing details are clearly displayed at the entry barriers.

Parking Options at Sofia Airport:

P2 – Comfort parking, direct lift access to Terminal 2

P3 – Standard parking for passenger convenience

P4 – Economy parking for longer stays

P5 – Short-stay parking, ideal for drop-off and pick-up

P8 – Dedicated parking for buses serving large groups

We remind you to comply with the requirement of the airlines and be at the airport two hours before your flight.

Travelers, their greeters and dispatchers – follow the flight information on our official website for the terminal where your flights take off and land. It is constantly updated and available 24/7.

Important information for travelers to Varna and Burgas!
If you are planning a domestic flight from Sofia Airport, it is advisable to be at the airport 2 hours before your departure. From now on, flights will be served from gates located in the inner part of Terminal 2.
This means that you will have the opportunity to take advantage of the shops, restaurants and business lounge located in Terminal 2 before your journey.

Have a nice trip!

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Halloween Escapes: Three cities to celebrate like never before

The scariest night of the year is just around the corner and in 2024 the calendar has played in our favour. Halloween falls on a Thursday and Friday, November 1, All Saints’ Day, is a national holiday, giving us a long weekend to get away and enjoy a spooky experience.

Do you dare to celebrate Halloween in style? Ryanair, Europe’s No. 1 airline, has prepared the definitive list of the three best destinations to live an unforgettable night in places full of terrifying stories and legends. Here is the list of the best European destinations where you can enjoy a scary Halloween:

1. London: Ghosts on every corner
The British capital is known for its streets steeped in history, but also for being one of the most haunted places in the world. From the chilling walking tour options through the streets where the terrifying murders of Jack the Ripper took place to the specters of Highgate Cemetery, London is the perfect destination for those who want a night of terror. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the London Dungeon, the tourist attraction that, through a tour, recreates several bloody and macabre historical events in the city with interactive shows that include special effects and terrifying sets. And if walking isn’t your thing, embark on the London Ghost Bus tour, which offers a spooky haunted bus tour of London’s scariest places. Fly with Ryanair from Sofia and Plovdiv from 19.99 EURO.

2. Edinburgh: Ghost Legends in the Old Town
This Scottish city is famous for its dark alleyways, underground dungeons, and its legendary relationship with the paranormal. If you’re looking for a very local experience, sign up for the Samhuinn Fire Festival, a spectacular event that kicks off on October 31 and is considered the celebration that gave birth to Halloween. Ancient Celtic traditions are revived there with fire, dazzling lights, music and dance. In addition, other city classics include the famous ghost tour of Greyfriars Cemetery, one of the first concentration camps in history and known for hosting centuries-old graves and sightings of spirits. There are also tours of haunted Edinburgh to immerse yourself in the city’s most haunted places, such as the Royal Mile or the Edinburgh Vaults. Don’t miss it and fly from 39.99 EUR to Edinburgh with Ryanair from Sofia.

3. Dublin: The Origin of the Most Terrifying Vampire
Dracula, the most famous vampire of all time, was created by Dubliner Bram Stoker and in his honor, the Irish capital organizes a four-day festival that pays tribute to the novelist and during which you can live terrifying experiences: the Bram Stoker Festival. The event promises shows on the water, spiritualist sessions, costume screenings, theater and music. As a complement, another experience you can take advantage of is the Halloween tour at the EPIC Museum, which offers a tour that explores the Irish origins of Halloween and its connection to legends such as vampires. And if you’re looking for outdoor activities, visit the Hellfire Club on the hill of Montpellier, a former hunting hut where an ancient elitist sect reportedly met that carried out satanic rites and acts of debauchery. Take advantage and fly with Ryanair from Sofia with tickets from 49.99 EUR.

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